Emma Pitts

DOJ argues named plaintiffs knew they were injured but waited well past the filing deadline.

The country’s largest socialist organization is increasingly visible in Democratic politics — and its leadership is making clear just how sweeping its ambitions are.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was already a viral sensation. Then she spoke out about transgender athletes in women’s sports.

Catholic nuns file lawsuit arguing medical aid in dying law threatens religious freedom

In a global counterterrorism conference, Rubio argued the threat has been dismissed for years as political expression rather than terrorism.

The justices rejected constitutional challenges to Idaho and West Virginia laws in a closely watched case over transgender athletes.

HHS shifts $67 million from teen pregnancy prevention grants

The decisions reverse lower courts and strengthen executive authority over immigration policy.

The son of Somali immigrants is pitching universal healthcare, abolishing ICE and a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign policy.

How 5,300 cinnamon rolls changed Casey Vanderhoef’s life